ML H · Google · 7 Aug 2026
Next openingToday · 12:30 PM9 openings free today
Typical price$49.99–$72.49half of 20 listed prices, on $20–$119.99
Care offered2 disciplines20 services · 1 practitioner
Last checked12 min agoall 2 locations
Locations
2110Crescent,Montreal2110 Rue Crescent7 openings todayToday · 12:30 PMAll locationsOpen today until 8:00 PM2110Crescent,Montreal.H3G2B8
hours differ per location
Reviews
Ratings are collected by outside services and may be combined — Clinicly rates no one.4.174 reviews · Google
5 ★72%
4 ★4%
3 ★1%
2 ★5%
1 ★18%
Cindy Hautcoeur · Google · 2 Jun 2026
“Absolute best Tuina massage I've had in a while! Will definitely go back- Staff is great too!”
Mimi C · Google · 5 Jan 2026
“Worst massage I’ve ever had — PLEASE AVOID! The “deep tissue” massage was just light oil rubbing with almost no pressure. I repeatedly asked the woman giving me the massage to go deeper and use more pressure because I have knots and a lot of tension. Afterall, I paid for a deep tissue therapeutic massage. But she mostly ignored me and just kept rubbing lightly. She left the room three times for a few minutes during the massage and then ended the session 15 minutes early. When I told her there was still 15 minutes on the clock, she said the time starts the moment you walk in the front door, not when the massage begins. I can honestly say that I got around a 65 minutes massage when I paid for 90 minutes. At the end, she aggressively insisted tipping was mandatory, even before I had time to get dressed. She stood there cornering me in the room while I was trying to put my shirt on, insisting I had to give her a tip immediately before leaving the room. She tried to push a $20 tip, which is around a 20% tip and then refused to give proper change so she can try to keep 20$. This is extortion and robbery. It's also a scam to end massages almost 30 minutes early. I left still tight and tense, feeling like I barely got a massage at all. The whole place felt dishonest and unprofessional, and I honestly doubt she was licensed. The room was also very cold. I was shivering the whole time. There was a huge draft coming in from the window. They did not have the heat on at a high enough temperature. We are January and in the middle of a snow storm. It is -19° outside today with the windchill. Yet they were too cheap to turn on the heat. I’m shocked at some of the positive reviews. I do not recommend this place. There are other Chinese massage clinics in the area like Spa Damo and Spa Amazing Feet if you're looking for Tui Na deep tissue. Try those instead. I've been to both of those and they are much better. I should have stuck with them, but I wanted to try something new and ended up here, getting used and abused....”Read moreShow less
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Honglin Tang · Google · 3 Jan 2026
“It was an excellent massage experience. My friend and I came to this clinic for a massage on this Saturday, and we were served by two massage therapists—one male and one female—both of whom were highly professional. The male therapist helped my friend achieve great relaxation in the head and lower back. The female therapist significantly relieved the stiffness and soreness in my neck and shoulders that I’ve had since the beginning of winter. They were truly outstanding.”Read moreShow less
mohamad doran · Google · 26 Nov 2025
“I’ve been coming to Clinique TuiNa for over two years now, and after 5–6 visits, I can confidently say this is one of the most reliable and consistent massage clinics in Montreal. The team is always welcoming, respectful, and professional, and the environment feels clean, calm, and well-maintained. I usually book the couple massage, and every session has been excellent. The therapists have strong, skilled hands and are very attentive to pressure levels and areas of tension. Whether I needed relaxation or deeper therapeutic work, they always adapted the massage to exactly what I needed. They also often offer small gestures like water, or complementary upgrades, which makes the experience feel even more personal and appreciated. The clinic atmosphere from the lighting to the aromatherapy and décor, creates a relaxing ambience from the moment you walk in. After several sessions over the years, their consistency is what stands out most. You always know you’ll get a good-quality massage, handled by people who care about their work and their clients. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a clean, peaceful, and professional massage clinic in the city. I’ll definitely continue returning”Read moreShow less
Trinh Nguyen · Google · 25 Nov 2025
“Peter is a kind, competent and professional massage therapist and fully devoted to his business along with his team. If you’re looking for a fancy place like I might often do with warm blankets or special oils, it might not be the right place for you. However, for the price and time you get for it, it’s by far one of the best massages I’ve ever experienced. I bring my own oil which he gladly uses on me.”Read moreShow less
Joseph Ho · Google · 23 Sept 2025
“Peter has excellent technique, probably the best I've come across in the city. If you are looking for a spa kind of environment, this is definitely not it. But if you are looking for a proper massage that really digs into those knots you have, this is the right place.”Read moreShow less
Shay M. · Google · 5 Jun 2025
“If I can put 0 stars to the service I'd like to. I went to this massage place a while ago and NEVER again. Usually, the person who gives body massages are females but it WAS A MAN! They didn't even let me know/ask for my consent beforehand and I was naked on the massage bed with my face down until I heard a man came in. He gave off a very creepy vibe and as a young woman, I felt dangerous and unsafe so before he wanted to start massaging, I said I'd like to go and much prefer a female massage therapist. The impression and experience with that store was so bad. They were "alert" enough to charge you before the service began and to be honest, I just felt that as a young female, it is so gross to have an old male massaging on you. I'd rather leave the place and lose some money than put myself at a potentially unsafe situation.”Read moreShow less
Audrey Bernard · Google · 19 May 2025
“I didn't like the fact that I had to pay before receiving the massage, plus the machine asked for a tip (discomfort #1). I didn't like the water being too hot for my feet (discomfort #2) and I'm also disappointed that there weren't flowers in the water like in the photos. I didn't like the feel of the gloves on my skin. I found the reflexology okay, nothing more. I didn't like being reminded at the end of the massage by the therapist that the amount of the massage isn't for her, but the tip is (discomfort #3). We've really lost control in our society when it comes to tips. And finally, the man who also insisted on the tip that I could leave by card after I received the massage (discomfort #4). In short, I went there to relax, but I ended up just stressing about the tip as if I had committed a crime.”Read moreShow less
Benjamin Tan · Google · 2 Jul 2023
